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The last time Vulcan launched was October 2024, which was the second-ever flight of the vehicle. In the time since then, we haven't heard much regarding future missions or what to expect. That being said, not long from now, the company is hoping to begin a consistent launch cadence of up to two launches a month. Throughout this year, ULA has been building up a stockpile of core stages, BE-4 engines, solid rocket boosters, and even working on new infrastructure, all to support a rapid increase in the number of Vulcan launches. Launches Are "Soon" While specific updates on Vulcan…
Vulcan’s Launch Cadence Is Set To Ramp Up
The last time Vulcan launched was October 2024, which was…
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A Closer Look At Virgin Galactic’s Launch Vehicles
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How NASA Decides What To Look At With JWST
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Falcon Heavy Is About To Launch The Heaviest Satellite In History
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How NASA’s Mars Helicopter Survived A Martian Winter
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Why Rocket Lab’s Upcoming Launch Is So Important
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How ULA Is Fixing Vulcan’s Upper-Stage Tank
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What Progress Has Been Made On SpaceX’s Florida Starship Site
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New Gateway Electric Propulsion Developments
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